rsi_oww

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by rsi_oww 10y ago
Should I worry that I've been using this daily for a year, per my sleep doctor, for delayed sleep phase syndrome? Philips GoLITE BLU - https://www.amazon.com/Philips-GoLITE-BLU-Energy-Light/dp/B0... 30 minute
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by rsi_oww 10y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lojban ?
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Mt. Gox Creditors Seek Trillions Where There Are Only Millions(nytimes.com)
2 points by rsi_oww 10y ago|0 comments
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by rsi_oww 10y ago
Check out the wonderful ZTreeWin - http://www.ztree.com/
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by rsi_oww 11y ago
"Known restrictions...No standard libs...Not all methods of builtin types are there by default...No iterator, generator, xrange stuff." There's also the fact that everything is still, at the core, pure javascript. For example
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by rsi_oww 11y ago
But you can't do that with Transcrypt, either. Both are "not quite python" and won't run regular python code. There is very little difference between the goal of the two projects.
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by rsi_oww 11y ago
There's also rapydscript-ng by the author of Calibre https://github.com/kovidgoyal/rapydscript-ng/
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by rsi_oww 11y ago
"The reports of Bitcoin's problems are greatly exaggerated". There is a small group who seem really good at spreading a message of "Bitcoin is about to collapse". They are doing this either because they control a lo
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by rsi_oww 11y ago
Yes, the pro-fork group say they simply want to change the limit of megabytes per block from 1MB to 2MB. Somehow this is worth forking the network over. This may not sound like much, but also keep in mind eight months ago it was 20MB, with
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by rsi_oww 11y ago
That is true, because /r/bitcoin is about bitcoin. If you want to promote Ethereum, you can do so on /r/ethereum/. I am sure promoting dog ownership over cats is frowned upon by /r/cats readers, too.
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by rsi_oww 11y ago
Everyone needs to follow the One True Ledger, or you can't know if Bob really sent you $100 of Bitcoins that will be accepted by Joe. There are already competing implementations like btcd written in Go. That's not the issue. This
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by rsi_oww 11y ago
I don't understand why people buy baseball cards, either. But if I could send those baseball cards over the internet nearly as easily as an email, I could see it becoming a small niche currency (small as in millions of people).
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by rsi_oww 11y ago
You can discuss it all you want. You can't promote it just as you can't promote Litecoin or any other different protocol and ledger. Basically the only thing you see on /r/bitcoin for the last 10 months is discussion on
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by rsi_oww 11y ago
You are wrong about the CSS. What was happening was: the brigades of pro-fork users would downvote anyone who disagreed with them. Reddit hides posts that score -5 or lower. So, the moderators changed the CSS to show all posts (even < -5
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by rsi_oww 11y ago
The group that is promoting the network fork is extremely good at social media. A clue that it is not genuine, is simply that nobody cares this much about a small technical change to a protocol. Yet these constant, daily, aggressive attacks
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by rsi_oww 11y ago
> The main Bitcoin forum on Reddit is censored heavy handed. No criticism allowed, mentions of alternative software or forums get deleted right away. This is simply not true. The only rule on the /r/bitcoin Reddit is not to pro
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by rsi_oww 11y ago
There is near complete consensus, see: https://medium.com/@bitcoinroundtable/bitcoin-roundtable-con... Nearly every developer, along with the vast majority of miners, have agreed to this. The group that did not agree (
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by rsi_oww 11y ago
For those not following the drama, there has been an organized attempt for the last 6+ months to take over Bitcoin. A fake "grass roots" campaign was started on Reddit, where numerous sock puppet accounts were used to bombard the
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by rsi_oww 11y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Delayed_sleep_phase_disorder
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by rsi_oww 11y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Non-24-hour_sleep%E2%80%93wake...
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BitFury reveals details about $100M Bitcoin mine(coindesk.com)
2 points by rsi_oww 11y ago|0 comments
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by rsi_oww 11y ago
I did something like this when I was a kid, in QuickBasic. Not as sophisticated - it would just randomly create, append to, and delete files. I tested it on floppy disks - if you let it run for a while, the remaining free space was so fragm
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by rsi_oww 11y ago
> 64GB! Sixty-four! For a desktop/laptop architecture! and still no ECC support, sigh